Noman Ali floors England with 6/42 in Rawalpindi Test: Stats
What's the story
Pakistan spinner Noman Ali was the knight in the shining armor, taking figures worth 6/42 in the 3rd innings versus England in the third and final Test in Rawalpindi. After taking a three-fer in the first innings, Noman tore apart the English line-up with a majestic six-fer. His heroics helped Pakistan win the match by nine wickets. Here we present key details.
Bowling
Noman tears up England's batting
Pakistan spinners took 20 wickets and Noman ended up with nine scalps. He bowled 18.2 overs in the 3rd innings, clocking two maidens and conceding 42 runs. He started with the scalps of Zak Crawley and Ollie Pope. On Saturday, he broke a pivotal stand between Joe Root and Harry Brook, dismissing both players. Ben Stokes and Jack Leach were his final scalps.
Wickets
Sixth five-wicket haul for Noman
Noman claimed figures worth 3/88 and 6/42. Notably, he managed 11 wickets in the 2nd encounter in Multan. Noman finished with 20 scalps in this series. In 17 matches, Noman has raced to 67 wickets at 27.65. He picked up his sixth five-wicket haul. In three matches versus England, he has 24 scalps at 18.37. 44 of his wickets have come at home.
Information
Pakistan trounce England in Rawalpindi Test, win series 2-1
Pakistan overcame England in the third and final Test match in Rawalpindi to win the series by a 2-1 margin. Pakistan were set a target of 36 runs and they won the contest by nine wickets (37/1).